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iF:!..1," i, ". I ~ ..., •N - ' ' 2 . ; 4 4 tii i :.:. , ::4: - "' ) • • __- , i4ist,, s i -;.7 4 '..:(*; ~4. •••• Oilit*r ' . ay - -', Tr •-• ',-. -... • ~ ..;:_ __„3 / 4 „ . .i, ,,, i....;..., : : A., ,•;;;:4 . ; . , -,. - , ..t id :i•tt g s :e . - T- T -• , -..,.., 4 -4,, :i . t .. 44 .. ; ,. . . . „.,..,... :). . & ,...t.4.1..,....•:.4-•,(r,F ; ,:,..„,„.„,.,..:_.. . -4,..i4,, , .., • we...„-Aiv t - f•cl-." , ...x..-- k..... 9 e . l ~..,1:" '-,, ; , ; 7_00 . j . , 4,.. _ ' .i. ..• a ,:, ~ ..).!"- 4 .44, , / ~ , ft ~. ~,.:, ` 1 , ,, , rir;',ti,•• . . LLJ* . .446. NumEra 53791 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDtg. • THIS PRESENT . EVENING, 'Dec. 8, 1869', will be perfoirned a 04.1',_"lied THE MERCH A NT OF VENICE. The Duke, Mr. DAVENPORT; Bassani°, Mr. C. Ic.EMBLE ; • Gratiano, Mr. FARLEY; Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR; *Antonio, Mr. MURRAY; • ,S,lvlock, Mr. COOKE ; j.auncelor, Mr. MUNDEN; Miss NORTON; Nerissa, Miss LOGAN ; Jessica, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added, the Burleita, called TOM THUMB THE GREAT. King Arthur, Mr. MUNDEN Tom Tuumb, Mrs. M. BRISTOW ; . Merlin, Mr. DP.NNIAN: Lord Grizzle, Mr. LISTON ; Noodle, Mr. TAYLOR; Doodle, Mr. SIMMONS; • Queen Dollalolla, Mrs. LISTON' ; rrincess Huncamunca, Miss BOLTON ; , Glunadalca, Miss LESERV E. h _Plices fOr the Boxes to be taken of M r . B ran d o n, a t th e 'or-Office in Hart-street. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Fit 4s. Second Price it. aallery zs. .c.cond Price is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play )egin at Half past six. T .morrow, The Exile ; with The Portrait of Cervantes. On Monday, RonfeOind Juliet ; with Don Juan. • LVCEUNI tHEATRE. vi.t..l— Special License`of the LORD CHA MBER LA NI, °taated for the present Seison to the joint application of all Parties vrincipallyiaterested. IBIR Majesties' Servantit, 'fortiliiig the COM PANY of the late DRURY tANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING', December; ISO% "Werth the Comedy. of THE INCONSTANT; Or, SHE WAY TO WIN HIM'. ' Old Mirabel; Mr. DOWTON ; Young Mir-ibel, Mr. MELVIN ; 'Captain Duretete, Mt: DE CAMP; Dugard, Mr. HOLLAND; Oriana, Mrs. ()RG ER ; - 'Bisarre, Airs. EDWIN ; 'Lamorce, Mrs. SCOTT. 'To which Will be added, the Musical Entertainment to NO SONG NO SUPPER. Frederick, Mr, HORN ; , 1 Crop, Mr. MARSHALL ; '.;: • . Endless, Mr. MATHEWS ; Robin, Mr. RUSSELL ;- William, Mt. SMITH ; Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND; . Louisa, Mrs. mAniEWS ; Nelly, Mrs ORGER; ' • ' .IVlArtAretta Miss KELLY. - • xes.attit rilaces.to he taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box p In ce, at the Strand entrance; ut whom may also be , had rivate Boxes nightly. '7 • 6', 1 , :/ °xes 6s. Second Price 3s.—„Pit 3s. 6d. Second --- Price 2S. klfterY 74 :B. SetOtid 'Price ts. —Upper Gallery is. Second t rl i e l . e 6( l l soOors beoPened at ;alt : pasi•lFive, and e'er. The to begin at Half pat Six. To.monvw, The Dramatist; With Matrimony. Monday, The Honey Moon, in which Miss Mellon 1,,,„ make hei firt appearance since her severe indisposition; .41 the Prize ; s or, 2,3, 3, 8. who sold in the last Loitery the fol • lowing Capital P'tizes ih Shares, 2,6 a - A - Xel,ooo 12,618 - D - ,Cz0,006 Legg - S,OOO I 383 - B 1,0°6 83 0 _ A - 1,<,00 .830, B - 1,000 •,i S ues 13 -13 - - 0 • • . 5 " the fortunate Holders of any of the outstanding-Shares A, i 'ring them for payment, or to exchange them for Tickets III ': Shares in the New Lottery, which is on the same plan as Liast, only with an improved Scheme, containing only "0 Numbers and 5,090 Prizes. I)khemes, with particulars, m ay b e had at eithe r o f Bi s h't 1 4D ces, N 4. Curnhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, where the two dr Prizes of 30,0001. and the last Prize of 25,000 1 . ever 4 WII, were sold in Shares. 0 . 1 . kikNERAL SIR JOHN MOOU's CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDST4AII, forming a regular l'e ut2 A'Y Bed for the Held, Barracks, &c. also a SOf A for a lit or Room; &c. and likewise a SEA CUT for on board ah lV. l , the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most attable.ev er yet manufaaured, invented by. MORGAN :qcISANDERS, No. to an d 17 , C at h er i ne - s tr ee t, no most humbly presume the highest honoura ought to be raid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King ,4414 Country,.. PUBLIC DINNER. ql\T the Representation of several Gentlemen of respedability, that Tuesday, the Day appointed for 44 1 ,, 1NNER at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN, 4r e the Foreign Post-Day, will be inconvenient to such as Fitful in Foreign Mercantile Pursuits, the Public are Itgl s y , n it:for e /1 3 A the an D d l N E. F i) R R ( c ) )1 3 t c o il EA L taI I t ‘NAGERIAL INSOLENCE and BRUTALITY wilt ?•So 1 4 ,, e Place on Thursday next, the 14th instant, instead of . 1 -,.sday, as was first iptendec4 day, las. 6d. each, to be had at the Bar of the b e l l> at •Hatliiiway' News-office, Royal t xchange ' • ilookseller, i xi, Cheapsidel and, The Stattstnal; ivspaper. Office,. 87, • Fleet. street. ' Pinner on Table at Five o'Clock precisely. I ckets already issued for Tuesday, will be received on -lars4 av - = ' • • SUBSCRIPTION ,t, P ERSONS considered. as, unjustly Prosecuted by the ' II . O PRIETORS of COVENT.GARDEN THEA • . • , TIE COMMITTEE respealfully inform the $ kPUBLIC, that the.applications for Legal Assistance, risi Persons considered as coming under the above d,escrip 1t)41.,,are more numerous than the' present state of the Fund ,tte 'z)s ib 1 y comply with ; they are, •therefore,under the ri l bity of soliciting a continuance of the liberality of ,the. 1 4 t oc, which alone can e4able them to carry the wishes of lalascribers . inte etni. 11, ! Subscriptions continua to be received at • ),, I ".° Office of the Statesman, 87, Fleet-street ; . 4 1 1. Samuel ,Miller, 13, Skinner-street (Treasurer) ; , '44: J. Powel4 3, Grove-place, Camden -town, (Score 111C.ssts. Bone and Hone, i'ooksellers, 33 t, Strand; 14 r luntly. Stationer, 4, Duke-street, Manchester-square; tki,: T Tegg, Bookseller, iI I, Chsapside; 4 0 , 1 ',_Siininons, corner of Leather-lane, Holborn. tili ` , ?i_nit . of Subscription already advertised -kw to 6 ~ nil ViCi - . 2 2 0 A r ', 4l by ; ' . N, , , j ury . • . , . . t 1 o ;'illivt" old Night.cao . 0 40 6 iltt4l/,.. . night , - i , a ‘ p 7* the lubdte - . 1 t c 6 c!4 es `, l ol Charge to a fury • • . oto 6 ,i, „-Y in P. B • - - - . . oto 6 11 ` 1 17\`,,, c al if• C. Y . . - 017 6 ' 0 1); not I edges . . . ' - o so 6 / la r ,. ~ !st ii ! al ) , : - .4' , Ls-ted that all Communications on the subjectof 4 1i ) r, % ! . 7'l , :o..ectiitiolis may be made to Mr. William Vii chit, 7. 1 :5'',' No, 7, Cletnent',i-inn. ~ ~: SALtS OF ESTATES, &c. MANOR, ESTATES, and ADVOWSON. 'in HANTS. . TO BE SOLD BY AtiCTION, In One or more Lots, in Iliarc'h or Apra asp, T . • z HE extensive_ MANORS a nd ESTATES, 61 •CHILTON'CANDOVER and BROWN CAN6O- ER, pt the. County of Hants; consisting of Arable, Mea dow.. and Down Lands, about three thousand five hundred Acres'; and imlosed Wood Lands about six hundred and fifty Acres ; together with the Advowson .ot the Rectory ot, the two Pailshes.' The Whole of the above Lands (excepting about 230 .Acres, small Tenements, leased for lives) are in hand, or lett to responsible Tenants at yearly 12. ents These Manors ate sjtuate eight miles from Winchester and .Alton, five miles froth A trestord, and Pophatn-lane, in a ca. pital Sporting Country, being in the centre of the H. H. and Including the celebrated Covers called Thorney Duwn. „ Paticulars may be h.d , any time after C,hristmas, at the 'principal Inns hi the Reikithourhood ; at the Printing Office', Salisbury; of Messrs. Kichardson,- Cotfield, and Wharton; pincolm's-inn-fields, LOptiof ; and at the Office of Mr. Da vis, Acaningsham. Wilts, who is authorised to treat for the whole by Private Contract_ Maps of the Estates may be iten it the two latter place. - • HANTS: t ; TO BE SOLD BY AtICTJON, At Mr: Demezy's, bite Lion Inn,- at llerttonl Bridge, on Thursday. the rst - Day of February, tBto, attune 'o'Clock, in Three Loti, • • , . • - 1 -- , HE following FREEHOLD and 'cOPYHQLb MAYORS and ESTATES, situate in a tin:. Spotting Country, abounding with Game. - TRIDA I, DECEMBER 8, 1.809:, , . . . . . SEEDLING FOREST TREES. - BECK and ALLAN' have jest receiied a Supply of SEEDLING LAKCI:I, SCO :'CH., aril SPRUCE FIR, ASH, . BEECH, DI R,CH, OAK. &c. horn Scot. land, which may be seen at No. 67, Strand. ~ . • , , .• , rTAKEN lip at Hartford.-liridge Sept. .12; a • BAY PqN EY, about twelve !lauds and a half high w4s sold some tinte before by a . 01.agFuncr who drives a Brid,. port and Sherbourne Waggon, to a Gentleman at the.Waggon • J'in, in London: Any Person proving the said Poney to be theirs, may have it again, by applying : to K. Barratt t White • Hart, llartfordbridge, Haas, on paying the expenFe of the keep, &c. • . , 1: not owned within two monthi from the date hereof; wilt be.sold to pay the expences. llatia Dec. ?. i . i HILTON •PARK. . ' ' • • iO BE LE T - I.', ready Furnis!led" i ' fienn year to ycar, HI croisl County of Statrbrd, . with about Fifteen Acres of excellent Land, besides th t.,iartlens• . . .. . .'• . - • . This I . " , bice.• IS fit fOr th'e reception of any, Nobleman or I clentlerniti'S Eniiily : The Part:, Gardens,' and Plantations, are htautitul, 4:l(l'tlie,.Drives wind beautifully through the 1 woodt for mangy milhs. . . . i . • The Alai - tors which will be attached to the Mansion House , are Very extensive, and the Came thereon is in great abund ance, Possessron may be had immediately, and for furthe.r par i ticular, and pernits4ion to yiest , the o bese and Premises, al)- ; - ply to Mr. Corset-, Attorney, at his Office, in Wolverhamp tom, Stallbrdshire. LOT The very Desirable MANOR of HALE 'LACE si-' tuated in the Parish of Yatel y, about three miles from Hert. ford-bridge, anti, two from Black water, with the Court ron, Royalties, Quit Rents, and Lands, being Copyhold of Inheritance, nearly equal. in value tau. Freeholds, held of Manor of ,Croridale ; comprising a Mansion called Yately- House. with Gardens and E; ish Fonds, Water and Farms, - containing 239 Acres. i Roads, Perches, tonic or less, now occtipied by Al e S sr . Bosley, White, and He Wet, 'at low rents, amounting yearly to tilzl. LOT 11. A COL:VI:I() L D ESTATE , consislting of a Capital and good..acCuttorned Inn. the LION, ca, , n;eious Stabiing and . [tut-bui ond 28 A. mot - epr good Land adjoining, advantagehtndy tiltti/tted in the t; reit -Western Roa,d at Iliac :water, in the' Parish of Y4ely, about 32, miles frorit London, now in the ocCupation,of Mr. LOT 31 J, . The TMI" ROVAP,LF REF:HOLT) MANOR of 191 M s. LEY WARREN and I-10RN LEY FARM, contain* 966 A. 3 R. 36 P. rno're. or l.as, situated near Flerttohi• bridge and . )3lack4vafee, s ‘yitlt the Plantations in fland anti Warren %CO new) -eretiled Barns, Stables, and 0 ut.butlettilgs, now occupied by W. Boa let'. on an improving Leite, Printed Particulars may be had at .the Grecian Coffee. nouse, Loudon at the Place rt Sale; and Of Mr. Bosler, the Principal Tenant, who will ;:i!ert the Estate ; and far ther Particulars may be had of loon Stanley Smart; Esq. 28, Red Lion-square, ; t:eorge. South, Esq. Market Lavtngton, near Devizes, Wilts,.t"iltere. Plans of the Estate may be seen; or of W. t;ond, Land SUrVeyor, Axmin ster. • . DORSETSHIRE Ord DEVONEHittE. • TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Three Cup's i oh, in Lyme, on Frid a y the /§th day of lan. tBlO, at One o'Clock. THE following te`ry Valuable a n d Impi ova bl e FREEHOLD MANORS, ESTATES, and AU, VOWSON, situated in a tine Sporting Country, abounding with Caine. LGI'I. The Capital and very Desitable F REt 110 L D MANOR of WI LD-COURT, with its Rights, Rn) attics, Members, and Appurtenances, situated in the Parish of Hawkelintell, in the ctmety of Dorset, and a small part in Axminster in the County of Devote, .about 4 Miles tro n Axminster and Lyme, 6 from Chard, and to horn Bridport and crewkerne ; ,comprising the Niansion House of •Wylde-courti with very 'Valuable and improvable Farms in I;einesne, containing tboikt . Five Hundred and Seventy-twoAcr:si and sundry Lit?_. holilTcileinenis, containing Seventy-one Arres; the %iv nole Vtilin a Ring-fence, and well timbered . , of the estirilatcd ati nual Value of moat. and upwards. LOT If. The A IYtiOWSOR of the RECTORY of the PARISH CHURCH of 1-14WKCHURC1, with. the Glebe-lands, Great and Small Tithes, and Reciorl4l Manor thereof; t r 3 yearly Value about 6001. . Loi- -• . . - • Thy Capital arid very Ini prova FR E EHO LD . MANOR of - WILD, with its itOtts, ltt3yattieS, Members, and Ap purtenanCes, advantageously situated‘ - , adjoining the Great Westeri , Road, al the Parish of %V hitcchurch Canonicorittn; in the CatintyOf Dorset, about TWO Miles from Axmin ster end Lynie; consisting of several improvable Farms and • Woods In Demesne, containing about S ti Acres. with the Reversion of sundry other valuable Estates, held by One. Two, and Three Lives, containing about rive Hundred and Eighty-three Acres, with a valuable Common, about One Hundred and Fifty Acres ; the whole within a Ring Fence, and well timbered. The Annual Value 12001. and up wards. LOT IV. A Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE,called WESTFORD PARK, and BATE HAIIS, situated near Broadbridge, on the Banks of the River Axe, in the Parish of Thorncombe, in the County of revolt ; consisting of a Farm House, and suitable Out-buildings, with 204 A. 3 R. 3; P. more or less, of rich Crazing, Pabture, and Arable Land, of the estimated annual Value of 3sol. LOT V. A Compat and Desirable FARM, called SE LIOTS, situated in the Parishes of Stoke A obots and Burstock, about One ~file from Broad Windsor, in the County of Dorset ; consisting of a comfortable Farm-house and Out. bui !dings, and 75 Acres more or less, of rich. Land, of the estimated yeany Value of Lao'. Printed Particulars may be had at the Grecian Coffee house, London ; at the Place of Sale; and the principal Inns in Axminster, Bridport, and Crew kcrnc ; also of lames Hodder, of flawkchurch, who will slim the Estates; and for further particulars application may be made to john Stanley Smart, Esq. 28, Ked-lion.square, London ; George 'South, Esq. Market Lavington, near Devizes, Wilts; or to Mr. Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, where Plans of the Manors and Eitates 'may be seen. . BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORKIS's FEVER DROPS. THE experieoce of more than half a century.i das so fully established the :reputation of this in , :aluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi cacy in every species of Fever, particularly tlre: SCarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fe..vers ; they have never been known to tail, when administv:ed agreeable to di_ reckon ; in the Mersles, Small Po?i, Teething, and most Disorders incident to Children they fre an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of ,aevanced life are untret their Immediate i:Aluence, they inuncdiatUy stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are pafticularly adapted as a genial Restorat ttve. The Family Bottle, zzs. sold at the Do6tor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook •street, Grosycnor=square, where orders for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, and 2.5". wh..lesale and retail, at Bacon's, iso,. Ox fo;d-sqeet, and by most respectable yetxters in Town and Country. Also Dr.NOßßlS'sce.lebrated ANTI-BILIOUS P LLS, with ample Dire Lions, 2s. the BOX. Observe that the words "'Pampas Norris Moore" are:engraved cn the COycsn in:nt'Stamp ;no otliats are or can be genuine. , . EW i D 111'16 N R'S ENG LI S.I-1, ANI . • M A R. rTHE SCHOOLMA,',TERS 3.7 GaVERNESsES 1. arc....,respz.dfiWy informed, that a , new and revised Etti fi'n was this .day published of Mr. 131:Ai R'S N 11'N GMMA R, which writes . ,withinthis sifigle Bo A. the simplest Exposition of thi •Vrinciples rf Graf - A:nor its 4ep:::ndent Sciences, with ExerctSes • of, all kinds sufficient to p,:rfett the Student tttis Branch of .1; nowledge., The real price is and it my be - bid in quantit of all tiooksc; is.srs,. With the Int qallowance. London, Nov. LADY &Imo; ‘v()RTLLY mox - rmAr. • ~- • , tvas .•• . A Flr i kh in Five tzlep,alit VUl r oiries; foolscap odaros, with Poritaits and. Fat: *price 2,55. in board 4, of THE LETII.:I - (S . t:ltir.l OTHER 'WORKS of the Right yon. 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